Christensen to Stump the Nation
Parley P. Christensen, farmer labor party presidential nominee, announces a coast to coast campaign tour after leaving Salt Lake City. He plans to work with the national and campaign committees and remains loyal to the party’s workingmen. Vice presidential nominee is Max S. Hayes.
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Chicago
Parley P. Christensen
Farmer Labor Party
Christensen
Salt Lake City
Ua Follettee
Max S. Hayes
Cleveland
Butte Woman Files for Congress Candidacy
Helena July 15 Mrs C M Mac Donald of Butte filed her declaration in the state house announcing her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for representative to Congress from the Second district. She previously ran and was defeated. She has been in the grocery business in Butte for several years. Other filings include M R Wilson republican Bozeman for judge Ninth district J J Gunther Plentywood republican Twentieth district Sam M Ross Hamilton republican for railroad commissioner Louis Irvin Browning democrat attorney general Irvin is a cons idate of the non partisan league.
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Af. C. MacDonald
Butte
State House
Congress
R. Wilson
Bozeman
J. J. Gunther
Plentywood
Republicade
Sam M. Ross
Hamilton
Louis Irvin
Browning
Irvin
League
Gonzalez Responsible for Incident 15 Report
Mexico City July 15 according to the war office Gonsales former presidential candidate is said to be responsible for the incident. The report notes the event was observed by officials and linked to military actions in the capital region.
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Mexico City
Pital
Planning ceremony for Van Orsdel memorial building
Helena July 15 Special dispatch reports a ceremony to lay the foundation for the Van Orsdel memorial in Prickly Pear valley. A committee led by Rev Charles L Bovard and Rev Charles D Crouch oversaw the event as excavation looms. The four story structure, front 114 feet by 85 feet deep, will have an annex 65 by 46 feet forming a T shape. It will be built to the right of the existing building as the centerpiece of a planned group. The memorial is projected to cost over 100000 dollars.
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Standa Helena
van Oredel
Prickly Pear Valley
Charles L. Bovard
Charles D. Crouch
L. K. MacNeill
Pfeiffer
Cornelius Hedges
J. W. Kohler
van Orsdel
Auto Tank Fire Fatality At Eureka
Eureka July 15 A man identified as William Lloyd of Tregons attempted to view the interior of an automobile gas tank using a lantern. An explosion badly burned him and he died at Eureka hospital. Funeral services were held thereafter.
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Eureka
Hhe Automobile
William’ Lloyd
Tregons
Eureka Hospital
Hail Storm Strikes Crop Areas North of Harlem
Special Dispatch reports a July hail storm tearing a 20 mile long stretch of country and up to two miles wide. Grain losses were widespread as heavy hail covered fields with four to six inches of accumulation. In other news President Wilson named James H. Fleveland postmaster of Jordan Montana and James A. Tweedle postmaster at Malta. The land office logged 6,910,816 acres opened for homestead entry in Montana.
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Standard
Washington
Wilson
James H. Fleveland
Jordan Mont
Dan Ayers
James A. Tweedle
Malta
George Wood
Montana
War on careless campers declared by Northern Montana group
Kalispell July 15 Secretary A. E. Boormat of the Northern Montana Protective association vows to crack down on campers who start fires and leave them smoldering. In two days after a busy weekend surge, observers report a string of fires, with four fires so far this season, three caused by campers. Boorman calls for stricter camper exclusion unless fires are properly extinguished.
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Kalispell
A. E. Boormat
Northern Montana Protective Association
Montana
Boorman
Soldier Attire Portland Girl Rides Car Bumpers
Miss Hazel, a young girl from Portland Oregon, arrived in Helena dressed as a soldier and riding car bumpers. She claimed she began to see the world, with a ticket from Portland to Missoula, and rode bumpers from Missoula to Helena. Local authorities seek to contact her relatives in Portland.
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Hazel
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Helena
Strikes and Auto Accidents Hit Cities as Power Shortage Strains
CHICAGO July 15 A girl about 19 died and around 50 were injured in auto accidents amid streetcar disruption from a 192 power outage strike crippling lines. Elevators were unchanged as 140 cars ran on main routes. 4000 workers affected. Strikers demanded a 3 percent wage rise and protested working conditions while nonunion crews worked. Real estate men gather for annual Interstate Realty association meeting in Spokane with 350 of 1400 members present. E B Arthaud presides. talks cover new associations in Astoria Pendleton Boise Pocatello and Yakima.
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Guion
Moneunion
Ireet
Clare
Comany
Spokane
Interstate Realty Association
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Idaho
Washington
Oregon
E. B. Arthaud
Hoquiam
Wash
Paul ‘Cowgill
Portland
Astoria
Pendleton
Ore
Boise
Pocatello
Weiser
Rupert
Yakima
Naval probe sent to Alaska ports for coal and fuel oil study
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels directs Admiral Nimitz to deploy a destroyer to Cordova Valdez Katalla and other Alaska ports to inspect coal and fuel oil supplies and report to Juneau. Secretaries report oil discovery in Southern Alaska as 35 000 acres used by prospectors while fog and ice hinder glacier views. Planes from New York to Nome land in Erie and plan to continue toward Grand Rapids after waiting for a missing Captain Street.
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Yakutat Bay
Alaska
Josephus Daniel
Navy
John Barton Payne
Interior
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Juneau
Empire
Yaxuta Bay
Rodsman
Seward
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Nome
Erie
Mineola
Long Island
O'eloe
Claire “Street
Elmhurst
Captain Street
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dillon Shooters Win State Trap Title For 1921 Meet
Dillon trap shooters swept the Montana state shoot at Kalispell earning the 1921 state event for Dillon next July. Nick Birrer took the Butte Rod and Gun medal and Birrer with Roy Forrester earned the Manhattan team medal, alongside Schulz and others. Dillon club credit goes to O A Schulz and boosters who accompanied the trip. George M Melton, Dillon Rod and Gun Club president, was elected Montana State Trapshooting Association president.
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Nick Birrer
Butte
Roy Forrester
Birrer
Manhatan
Rentro
C. A
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Que 'To
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Giner
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Rov
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Wsley
Twin Bridges
George M. ‘Melton
Dillon Rod. and Gun ‘Club
Montana’ State’ ‘Trapshooting “Association
Armistice Pact With Poland Accepted by Soviet Union
Paris dispatch reports the Bolshevik government has accepted all conditions in Lloyd George's note for an armistice with Poland. The accord follows the note's terms sent to Moscow and conveyed to the Matin.
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Paris
Moscow
Lloyd George
Bolshevist
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